Beds & Headboards
Mattress dimensions, bed height, headboard form and optional storage developed together.
CollectionsFurniture categories,
Furniture categories,
without catalogue limits.
Explore the kinds of pieces the studio can develop. Each category is a starting point; dimensions, materials, details and final form are made specific to the project.
Dining as a social centreRepresentative licensed photograph
Dining furniture
Tables designed for the room and the people around them.
A dining table must balance seating, circulation, proportion and visual weight.
Round, rectangular or project-specific forms can be considered alongside seating capacity, chair clearance, edge profile, top thickness, base geometry and the relationship with nearby furniture.
Bedroom furniture
A quieter room begins with considered proportions.
Beds, headboards, bedside units, dressers and storage can be coordinated through wood tone, edge details and hardware rather than identical repetition.
Bedside Furniture
Useful surfaces, drawers, cable access and proportions that relate to the bed height.
Dressers & Consoles
Drawer planning, mirror integration, seating clearance and a composed elevation.
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Wardrobes & storage
The elevation matters. The internal organisation matters more.
A wardrobe is successful when the daily routine feels easy and the room remains calm.
Hanging lengths, folded storage, drawers, accessories, luggage, shutter type, hardware and wall dimensions should be resolved as one system. The exterior can then be designed with a proportion and finish that belongs to the room.
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Internal planning
Storage allocation based on actual belongings and use.
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Architectural fit
Dimensions respond to corners, beams, skirting and available clearance.
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Coordinated hardware
Handles, channels and mechanisms are selected as part of the specification.
Living room furniture
Useful objects that let the room breathe.
Living-room furniture can support media, storage, display and conversation without becoming visually heavy.
Coffee Tables
Scale, height, edge treatment and form developed around seating and circulation.
TV & Media Units
Equipment size, ventilation, cable routing, drawers and display areas planned together.
Consoles & Side Tables
Compact furniture for entryways, sofas, display, charging and everyday objects.
Sofas & Lounge Chairs
Wooden structure, seating proportions and upholstery direction considered as one piece.
Bookshelves
Shelf spans, visual rhythm, book sizes, display objects and wall conditions resolved.
Display Cabinets
Solid and open storage arranged around the objects that deserve attention.
Woodwork as part of the architectureRepresentative licensed photograph
Doors & wooden panels
The first touchpoint of a room deserves real attention.
Doors can be quiet and minimal or carry a stronger crafted identity.
Panel proportions, grain direction, carving or routed details, frame conditions, hardware and finish should be coordinated with the architecture. Wooden panels can extend the same material language across walls, headboards or feature surfaces.
Discuss a Door or PanelHome offices & study spaces
Furniture designed around focus.
Work furniture should support posture, equipment, cable management, reference material and the rhythm of a normal day.
Desks
Worktop dimensions, legroom, monitor depth, drawer access and cable routes.
Wall Storage
Books, files, objects and closed storage balanced for utility and visual calm.
Study Furniture
Age, posture, changing equipment and room dimensions built into the brief.
Integrated Rooms
Desks, shelving, cabinets and panels coordinated as a complete environment.
A category is only the beginning
Have something different in mind?
The studio can review a reference, sketch or architectural brief beyond the categories shown here. Feasibility and final scope are confirmed through design consultation.
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